[Public-list] Table Storage

[andymshaw at juno.com]

Yeah it is a nice system, gymnastics is right though,been learning a lot about that since I'm currently without the use of my left arm (kind of a pain when you live on a boat) but I managed to get the table down by laying on my back and supporting it with my knees and feet and releasing the barrel bolt with my good hand then lowering it down. It worked!
Andy
#477

-- "Meinhold, Michael J" <MICHAEL.J.MEINHOLD at saic.com> wrote:
That's the system I have - the forward end is a wooden L-bracket.
It seems to be quite secure, though it take some gymnastics to get the table
in and out.

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:public-list-bounces at alberg30.org]On Behalf Of Peter Staehling
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Subject: [Public-list] Table Storage


Whatever is supposed to hold the aft edge of my table
when it is stored over the vberth is missing.

According to the association web page the missing
parts are a block of wood and a barrel bolt, which I
assume must engage a hole in the table.

Is that correct?  If so, is it adequate?  If not what
alternate mounting is preferred?

Pete Staehling
#554 Aurora



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